Will also work with the government to support vaccination camps.
05 May, 2021 - 03:37 PM IST | By indiantelevision.com Team
KERALA: Software giant Accenture has pledged $25 million (about Rs 185 crore) to support the Covid relief efforts in India. Additionally, the company will also give access to Covid vaccines for over two lakh eligible employees and their families in India. Safety and well-being of our people continue to be our top priority and we are providing care, support, and access to vaccines for our eligible people in India who are facing an unprecedented challenge, Accenture said in a statement.
The Ireland-based MNC will also provide PPE kits to frontline workers, and food and home care kits to the poor people in the nation. The company is also working closely with the government to support vaccination camps and provide local language call-centre support.
Hyundai Motor India registers sale of 49,002 units in April
May 01, 2021
Last year there were zero sales due to the lockdown Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL) on Saturday reported cumulative sales of 49,002 units in the domestic market in April.
Last year there were zero sales due to the lockdown.
“In these challenging times, we stand in solidarity with the nation and are continuing all efforts to support the affected. We remain committed to our customers by ensuring excellence in both products and services. While our efforts presently focus primarily on supporting the lives and livelihood of people, we have also received positive sales results in April,” Tarun Garg, Director (Sales, Marketing & Service), HMIL, said in a statement.
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Auto industry steps up efforts to provide relief for Covid affected Maruti Suzuki will shut down its factories in Haryana to make oxygen available for medical needs; Hyundai is setting up oxygen generating plants
The auto industry has stepped up efforts to provide relief for those affected by the pandemic.
Maruti Suzuki will shut down its factories in Haryana to make oxygen available for medical needs, while Suzuki too will shut its factory in Gujarat.
Hyundai is setting up oxygen generating plants even as Hero MotoCorp is ramping up health infrastructure at Haridwar.
As part of the car manufacturing process, Maruti Suzuki uses a small amount of oxygen in its factories, while a relatively much larger quantity is used by the component manufacturers.